" and I really appreciate that this chair sits higher than my old chair; the arm rests go up to the perfect height and lumbar support is great

The hydraulic lifting part broke soon after I got the chair, but thankfully I'm not that tall and ends up being the right height.

The back rest provides discomfort and never gets to a comfortable angle or height.

If you're in the right height range, 6' 1" being the tallest, then I would highly recommend this chair

There are excellent back support, height, armrest, and tilt controls easily accessed, and the ventilated back keeps you from getting overheated during long sessions in the chair.

It took a while to settle on a comfortable height for the backrest.

The adjustable height of the back is useless to me, as (despite having a long torso) it starts out way too high

a huge consideration!It was easy to put together, fits under my desk, and is easy to adjust the tilt, forward-back orientation, and height of the seat, height and width of the arms, and height of the back.

It has a very good height adjustment, goes very low and high, would be good for people of most heights

The adjustable height of the back is useless to me, as (despite having a long torso) it starts out way too high

Adjustable arm height lets you lower the arms and push the chair under (or up to) the desk (and out of the way).CON:

Otherwise, the height is fine for my legs.

It doesn't have as many features as the office depot chair; Height Adjustable Back (which doesn't lock on the Realspace chair) and position able arm rests

The arms have a good adjustable height, but you can't remove them

The back support is very nice and has adjustable height

My desk is a strange height and I've purchased several chairs trying to find one that would fit well

Armrest width/length--Armrest height--Sliding seat (moves forward or backwards)--Backrest height(Don’t worry